The ISN Green K initiative has a vision of sustainable kidney care for a healthy planet and healthy kidneys’, and mission to promote and support environmentally sustainable and resilient kidney care globally through advocacy, education, and collaboration as part of the educational part of the initiative Green K presents a series of 6 recorded webinars to be published in Late 2024 and early 2025 as part of a curriculum.

The CKM curriculum aims to build global capacity for the skills and knowledge needed to implement sustainable CKM programs.

World Kidney Day 2025 Webinar – Are Your Kidneys OK? Detect Early, Protect Your Kidney Health

ISN-KDIGO Webinar: Conclusions from the KDIGO Conference on Home Dialysis

Topics covered include preventive and environmental science, population health science, global kidney health, and policy/advocacy, also transplantation as relevant.

Topics covered include preventive and environmental science, population health science, global kidney health, and policy/advocacy.

This session will improve understanding of capacity and barriers to UHC for kidney care and discuss strategies for advocacy for kidney diseases.

This session aims to highlight the key role advocacy plays in engaging with stakeholders (be it policymakers, patients/ their care partners, the general public, Pharma, or the WHO) and working together towards the desired goal of advancing kidney health worldwide.

Global Kidney Policy Forum (GKPF) reviews the burden of kidney disease in the ISN Oceania and South East Asia (OSEA) region. The Forum shares strategies for prevention and improved disease management at both regional and global levels. It connects high-level decision-makers and stakeholders – including health ministry officials and WHO representatives – as well as nurses, patients, and representatives from other international health NGOs in the international health community.

Setting the Scene and Success Stories Toolkit Development Practice on Case Studies

Setting the Scene: Challenges and Opportunities for Kidney Health Globally and in the Region: Lessons From 12 Recommendations to Global Kidney Health Kidney Care: Challenges and Opportunities South East Asia: Quality, Sustainability and Equity of Access Novel Programs and Innovations. Closing Remarks and Next Steps: Turning Recommendations Into Reality